Okay, so I’ve been on this superhero movie kick lately, right? And after watching “The New Mutants,” I was like, “I need more movies like this!” It’s got that darker, kind of horror-tinged vibe, which is a cool twist on the usual superhero stuff. So, I dove in, did some digging, and here’s what I did to get this.
First, I jumped straight onto Google. You know, the usual suspect. I started with a simple search, pretty much just typing in “movies like The New Mutants”. I figured, why not start broad, see what the internet throws at me?
- No fancy search terms, just the basics!
Brainstorming Session!
Then it started getting serious. I began thinking about what exactly I liked about “The New Mutants.”
It wasn’t just the superpowers, it was the whole atmosphere.
The fact that it felt more like a thriller, almost a horror movie, than a typical superhero flick.
I made a quick list:
- Young people with powers
- Dark and suspenseful tone
- Maybe some horror elements
- Characters dealing with their abilities/trauma
After the list, I went back to searching, but this time I got more specific. I started mixing and matching keywords, like “young adult superhero horror” or “dark superhero thrillers.” I even threw in some specific movie titles that came to mind, like “Chronicle,” to see if that would help narrow things down. I was basically trying to tell Google, “Hey, give me more of this specific flavor!”
I also Checked out some movie forums and Reddit threads. I figured, who better to ask than other movie nerds? I searched within those forums for “The New Mutants” and read through any discussions where people were asking for similar recommendations. Real people, real opinions – gotta love it. Because sometimes algorithms just don’t get it, you know?
Finally, I started organizing all my findings.
I had a bunch of movie titles at this point, so I created a simple list.
For each movie, I jotted down a quick note about why it seemed like a good fit.
Was it the horror element? The young cast? The focus on psychological struggles?
This helped me weed out some of the less relevant suggestions and prioritize the ones that really seemed to hit the mark.
All Done!
